Russian passenger who attacked crew in midair meltdown learns fateA Russian woman accused of biting and kicking United Airlines flight attendants and trying to open a plane door midair has been deported from the US, prompting federal prosecutors in Maine to drop criminal charges against her.New York Post1d agoWhole story →Justiceairline assault case
Veteran Hollywood actress shreds Nithya Raman over remarks about ex-police chief: ‘Where is your apology?’"This is all very personal to me," she said.New York Post1d agoWhole story →GovernmentJusticela police controversy
LA man facing federal charges after threatening Jewish preschool attackThe FBI arrested Steven Duenas for allegedly planning a Molotov cocktail attack on a Los Angeles Jewish preschool after he posted online threats against Jews.New York Post1d agoWhole story →JusticeTechnologyarrest for hate crime threat
Fury over El-Sayed camp’s refusal to probe hate statement that appeared on his websiteMichigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing a firestorm over a despicable line of text found on his campaign website that backed a trucker who targeted a synagogue -- and his campaign did nothing to hold any potential digital saboteur accountable, The Post has learned.New York Post1d agoWhole story →JusticeGovernmentmichigan senate campaign controversy
Ilhan Omar’s sister skips book tour event amid week of chaos following raid on progressive’s DC homeOmar faces a federal government probe related to potential immigration fraud as well as a separate investigation into her financial disclosures.New York Post2d agoWhole story →JusticeGovernmentilhan omar investigation
GOP Sens. Ted Cruz, Susan Collins join growing list of targets of suspicious ‘white powder’ mailingsThe FBI, US Postal Inspection Service and Capitol Police are investigating letters, some of which have been intercepted before reaching their destination.New York Post2d agoWhole story →Justicesuspicious mailings to senators
California congressman's office receives suspicious white powderA staffer in California Rep. Jimmy Panetta's office called 911 after opening an envelope containing white powder, the latest in nationwide mailings.New York Post2d agoWhole story →JusticeGovernmentJimmy Panettasuspicious mailings investigation
